I arrived late (12:30am) into Bangkok due to my flight and Wimonpak was generously available to check me in. She also graciously provided me water and a lite snack from having just had a long flight in from the Bay Area. Her studios are clean, modern and simple in a part of Bangkok away from the tourist traps and amongst the locals. However, should one want to venture that direction, public transportation and cabs are readily available. Just make sure to avoid rush hour from 7:30am-9:30am and 4:30-6:30pm or you will be stuck in it both in a cab or on public transportation for two hours. The other great thing about the location of her studios are that they have the food street vendors line up every morning not more than 1 or 2 blocks away. Since there is a grammar school and temple close by, the same vendors are there daily. My favorites were the rice pooridge (jook) vendor, fruit lady vendor and the couple who sold fresh coconut water and meat. Thank you Wimonpak for making my stay so hospitable. Hope to see you later this fall. Much appreciated.